A Mortal Cheats His Way Through Immortal Cultivation
凡人作弊修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7d ago
- English
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820Chapters
3Monthly votes
39.4kRecommendations
37.7kFans
1 ch/weekPace
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A carrier pigeon brings you a letter 🕊 Mortal-style cultivation is a major subgenre of cultivation fiction, and it was once hugely popular. Sadly, there don’t seem to be many great examples. I’ve read a lot of mortal-style novels, and some of the ones I thought were pretty good eventually stopped updating. It’s a real shame. This list collects the ones I’ve read. Some are still ongoing. If they end up going on hiatus, I’ll remove them from the list. This list is just meant to get the ball rolli
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Whether he dies or not is irrelevant; it's just that the protagonist's intelligence and actions made my heart stop.
I just want to know if the main character knows the plot. If he doesn't, I don't want to read it because I want to read fanfiction about a mortal, but I don't want to waste my time. Has anyone read this book? Could you please reply?
A note before reading: This story is set before the invasion of the Demon Realm by the Mortal Cultivation Chronicles, which is about ten thousand years before the original novel. The plot currently has little to do with the original story, and the protagonist hasn't read it. However, the protagonist's cheat abilities offer a lot of room for creative and unconventional actions.
Everything else is fine, except the protagonist is like an idiot, not at all like a time traveler, more like a native.
Don't force yourself to fit into different circles, and don't force yourself to look at things that don't match your tastes.
The author's writing style in this book is actually quite interesting, with many Easter eggs. It's clear that the author put a lot of effort into it. For example, the protagonist is similar to Doctor Mo (not in terms of personality). Just imagine, a doctor saves a cultivator and ends up getting the Seven Ghosts Soul Devouring from the cultivator. Look at that, look at that!
When the story reaches the cultivation stage, the protagonist's cheat ability is quite interesting. It's a Warcraft III battle map with no monsters, no gold mines, no shops, and no goods. The only features are the Undead Graveyard, a level 3 base (only capable of producing Acolytes), and the Sacrifice Abyss, which the protagonist can't enter but can only peek at.
Can any expert explain whether this is a "mortal cultivation" novel or a "Warcraft" novel?
Having read 20 chapters, before I give up on the book, I'd like to offer some final suggestions. Author, writing a book... It's true anyone can write, but what you write doesn't necessarily make it a novel. For example, you might want to imitate *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, but *a record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*...
These nonsensical plot points are truly disgusting. Is the protagonist invincible? Always running around, what's he lacking? It's plot for plot's sake, with such an overpowered cheat ability. The author seems to be doing everything possible to limit the protagonist's use of this cheat ability, which is nauseating. Can't he just find a place to hide and cultivate slowly? With a cheat ability, what can't he buy?
I couldn't keep going after reading more than thirty chapters, so I'm just leaving this post to say something: At least the protagonist in "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality" had a mixed spiritual root, which is considered a hellish start. The protagonist in this book doesn't even have a spiritual root, so it's like he's starting from the abyss. Plus, the protagonist isn't very smart or has a bad temper. Anyway, I won't say any more. Those who aren't afraid of being poisoned can give it a try.